JVC - 6.2" - Built-in Bluetooth - In-Dash CD/DVD/DM Receiver - Black

I bought this as an upgrade so I could use Bluetooth. I use Pandora and having built in is great. I can control the app through the stereo and not have to mess with my phone. You can have 2 phones connected full time for calls and 5 for music.

I recently purchased this Receiver and had never owned a JVC stereo before. When I installed it in my car, I had no trouble with the simple installation. The Receiver has a lot of cool functions and also has apps like Spotify, iHeart radio, and Pandora.

I am satisfied with the performance and customer service as always

This JVC unit replaces my stock unit on my Honda Fit. It's amazing. It makes the stock speaker sounds so much rounder and fuller. Great UI as well. Touch screen works really well. Screen resolution is absolutely fantastic for a head unit in this price range. I went to the store and check out all the other brands around this price and the others have really cheesy UI and cheaper build quality. I added backup camera I bought from Amazon for $10 and it was a breeze to install since everything is labeled by the manufacturer. Five stars.

Car: 2001 Infinity i30 Needed accessories: Make sure to by antenna adapter if you are replacing the bose factory stereo. The antenna is a 2 prong cord, and the JVC is a single prong input. Also Make sure to buy the wiring harness that is not included in the stereo purchase. This harness is to connect your old wiring to the new input and harness of the new stereo. Make sure to buy stereo faceplate and bracket kit. If you are getting for 2001 NIssan maxima or INfinity i30, don't get the one that they suggest on best buy. The metra kit sucked. I had to tweak and break the kit's bracket to make it work with the new stereo, plus it didn't include the 4 screws for the faceplate. A 1 hour stereo installation became a 6hour nightmare trying to go get screws, to tewaking brackets to fit. Install: Everything was easy except for the metra grey kit that I purchased with this stereo. The wiring was easy to connect. However, the factory stereo has 3 wiring harness and you are only connecting 2 of the harness to the new input. Which means 1 harness is not connected to anything, and that must be the steering wheel controls harness. Also, not sure if this is related, but my cruise control is now no longer working. It turns on, but it will not activate. I will check to the cruise control actuator under the steering column and see if that needs to be replaced or not. DVD NOT WORKING? Light green wire hint: That is to be attached to your parking brake module. And if you do not know where it is. Don't worry. Just ground that to metal chassis and it will be great. This will allow you to play dvds for your passengers while you're driving. If you attach to the parking brake module, then the dvd will not show video, unless you're parked.

I like the product it's pretty good once you get used to navigating on it but not a good idea while you're driving of course, I would have given it 5 stars just because the technician was so helpful, but because of the Fact that I had to learn to navigate the system I have to give this 4 stars. Please Keep in mind that I am older and that the younger folks would probably not find this a problem.

This JVC receiver fit perfectly into the dash of my 2007 Sonata. It looks like it was made for my car. What an upgrade from my factory radio! The sound quality is fantastic, even with my original speakers. I love the bright, colorful screen and it is easy to navigate through the controls. Easy set up and great quality. I highly recommend this radio!

After a dozen different modifications to the baseline factory radio that came with my 2013 Honda Fit (including adding a Bluetooth module that never worked very well) and switching from IPhone to Android, it was time to invest in a new radio. I considered getting one with Android Auto, but those proved too expensive. After reviewing many models, I settled on this one - and am glad I did. The unit hooks up seamlessly with Spotify via Bluetooth (and has its own Spotify app), and is the best thing to happen to my car since its latest tune-up! Gone are the cables that I had to use with the original factory radio to make it Bluetooth, Android, and Spotify capable. If you are looking for a double din, affordable radio to replace a not-so functional factory install, then this is a good choice.